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It seemed urgent now to listen to what Molina was telling her as she gripped Lisette's arm again.
The archbishop's chief of staff, the Rev Malcolm Macnaughton, said the church's priority was now to listen to those who had shown the courage to come forward.
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"This is difficult for some of you to hear, and some of you will refuse, even now, to listen to it," R. Scott Appleby, director of the Cushwa Center for the Study of American Catholicism at Notre Dame, told the rows of bishops sitting at long tables.
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How open is the Indian central government right now to listening to the USIBC and other foreign groups?
"People are now prepared to listen.
The regime is now forced to listen.
Forced by her cabinet, she may now try to listen.
Yet, with hindsight, it is now difficult to listen to them without hearing prophecy.
